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Figure 1.

Chemical structure of antifungalmycin 702.

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Figure 2.

Effect of antifungalmycin 702 and validamycin (the positive control) on inhibition of mycelial growth of R. solani.

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Figure 3.

Morphology of hyphae treated with PBS buffer (a) and 3.35 µg/ml antifungalmycin 702 (b) at 28° C for 24 h, 48h, and 72h.

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Figure 4.

Scanning electron microscopy (2, 000 X) of R. solani treated with PBS buffer (a) and 3.35 µg/ml antifungalmycin 702 (b). Bar: 10 µm.

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Figure 5.

Transmission electron micrographs (20, 000 X) of R. solani cellular organelles treated with PBS buffer (a) and 3.35 µg/ml antifungalmycin 702 (b). Bar: 1 µm.

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Figure 6.

Effect of antifungalmycin 702 on chitinase (a) and N-acetyl glucosamine content (b) of R. solani.

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Figure 7.

Effect of antifungalmycin 702 on membrane permeability (a), soluble sugar leakage (b), and soluble protein leakage (c) of R. solani.

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Figure 8.

Effect of antifungalmycin 702 on ergosterol (a) and malondialdehyde (b) content of R. solani. Asterisk denotes a significant difference (P <0.05) compared with CK (the control, 0 µg/ml antifungalmycin 702).

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